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A La Carte (10/26)

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Thursday October 26, 2007

The Most Watched User Generated Video
The most watched user generated video on the internet is, surprisingly enough, not one from YouTube. In fact, it’s a little girl reciting Scripture.


Twelve Literary Features of the Bible
Adrian writes about twelve literary features you’ll find in the Bible.


Springsteen on Meaning and Purpose
Bob Kauflin writes on Bruce Springsteen’s understanding of meaning and purpose.


Sin and Temptation
Monergism has done a major overhaul of their section on sin and temptation. There are lots of great resources there for you.


Explaining Blogging to Granny
Performancing offers a couple of tips to explain blogging to your grandmother…


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